Loop through them with [each related]{@ID}[/each]
That will get you the ID’s individually. What are you wanting to send those ID’s into, however?
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alexnn
(@alexnn)
Yes, these IDs then I want to use in the code and “AND” prevents it
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alexnn
(@alexnn)
Hello Jim True,
So, how could I remove the “AND” without using [each related]?
Maybe some snippet could help me?
Are you displaying the ID’s or are you using them to be placed into something else. That’s what I was wondering, ie if you’re using the ID’s to be sent into another shortcode, etc.
If the latter, then you probably just want to process the posts with PHP instead.
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alexnn
(@alexnn)
Hello,
I use the ID’s to be sent into another shortcode
That’s what I thought, you’re probably going to have to a PHP output filter to send the value in the field into a PHP function to return the value in the format you’re wanting.
ie, if you pass {@related} to a PHP function, it will pass that as an array, so you could do {@related,join_with_commas} and put the following function in your functions.php (or somewhere in your own plugin, etc.):
function join_with_commas ( $array ) {
return implode( ",",$array );
}
implode will join the values of the array with the character intended. Since the relationship magic tag stores the ID’s of the connected post types, this _should_ work, but you might want to test yourself. I’m not by any means a PHP Developer 😉
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alexnn
(@alexnn)
Hello Jim,
Thank you so much for leading me on the right path.
I twisted and changed this code for about 3 days… and I did it with function with_commas and {@related.ID,with_commas}!
p.s. I’m not a PHP Developer too, I’m just an energy engineer )
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alexnn
(@alexnn)
Hello Jim,
and next, how to get taxonomies (‘category’) term id for {@related} and separate them with commas?
I mean some function , something like this {@related.category.term_id,with_commas}
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This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by
alexnn.
You should be able to use the same method; if that’s WordPress’s default categories, that would be post_category.term_id.
PS: I’m not a PHP developer either, I just play one on Support 😉
Just realized you’ve resolved your question so marking it resolved.
